Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

icke Cleo2 to 1856, Newton Q643 to
1727), Hawksbee Q705), Gray C696 to
1885,, Franklin to Q706 to 1850 ana
many others deserved much credit for lis
advancement.-( Manufacturers Gsz3tte'
1t is the general practice in Spain to
shoe horses without the application OF
heat, and very few shoeing- smiths nave
bellows or FORCES in their shops. TheY
make their shoes without the aid Of fires,
fact largely due to the pure, soft, DUO
tile iron, primarily manufactured WIN
wood and charcoal. The Spanish "her-
rsdor." or snoeing-smith, for he does no
other work, general 0bbing and repair
ing, has no use for the drawipg-knife,
and he never touches or pares anything
but the wall, and thst with the buffers,
and on no consideration would he PIT On
q calk unless ordered SO to do by q veter-
marian. 1t may be surprising, but new
ertheless it is SO, that lameness Located
in he feet or caused by ehoeing IS FAR
more rare in Spain than in England or
I America.
| OxychIo1ide of zinc cement or mastic Is
prepared by mixing one part OF the nnesl
pulverized glass with three parts OF oxloe
of zinc thoroughly calcined- (made from
csrbonate), which is afterWard kept IN
well -etoppered glass walls. Separately
one part of borox is Dissolved IN the small
est possible quantity of water; 1t IS mlxeo
with q solution Of chloride OF zine OF
81 sp. gr., and is kept IN this state ID
we'll closed Walls. To use this masuc
enough Of the powder is mixed win some
of the liquid to form putty, which hard
ems readily until like stone. Undef the
name OF Paris dental cement q similar
preparation is sold in the pharmacies,
which has even teen used for filling mol
low teeth. This composition can serve
excellently for many other purposes; Iol
Example, TO attach to each other diHerenl
parts of technical, scientific or domestle
| appliances, where tenacious, quickly
hardening cement is required.-l l. Elet
trlcits.
Mr.. Edward Weston lately said to
Herald reporter: "I have solved the
question of travel by electricitys and an
DOW building an experimental motor
There will, of course, be improvements
in devices, but there is nothing further tx
be done in principle. That is complete
and leaves no question that we can traVe
between New York and Philadelphia
drawn by az electric motor as rapidly
aud safely as by steam power, and more
cheepIy. There is no guess abou
nv assertion. It is 50 cert&in that
stake my professional reputation On nav
ing the trains running SIS soon as the pat
ents GRE granted, the roads ready to MAKE
the experiments, and the motors built
OF course cannot now make puoilc III
principle, but I may say that 1t differs
from any of the existing methods OF op
Grating ele ctric motors on railway lines
It is not merely g scientific pOselolllty
but q practical, commercially &vsilsol
and economical solution OF the proolen
CT electric railway motors"
DR.. Burggraeve, of dosimetric <aTe
has, says the Paris correspondent OF IN
American Practitioner, just published
work on humsn longevity in which n
indicates the means y which huma
being may live beyond LOG years. It COZ
sigts simply in the "ralionaI employ
ment'' of common salt, which, accordin
TO this author, is the preservati7e egains
all diseases. It iepgthens life by heepip
off disease. TIE dose necessary in or
binary times is Y. daily. BuragrseV
) himself uses additional means to prolon
mis- life. He takes on every night g0ln
to bed, ss a. prophylactic measure
! one dosimetric .granule CT dlgltsIn
S and one grsnute OF arseniste {
= strychnine, one milligram OF EACH. whic
3 be repeats cnce or twice more in tn
: twenty four hours, according to how b
feels. Besides these grenules he take
t every morning S smnu dose Of granulate
8 sulphate Of soda, by which mesns tn
i bowels are kept free and the blood re
e lie we'd of its acridity. By the daily IL
a gestion of the granules ABOVE mentione
2 the vital force of the organism is dali
c kept up. DR.. BurggrseVe is now eigh'
years of sge, and still looks strong an
: hale. He enjoys good table and make
/ use Of the best Of wines.